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MIT’s Kinetic Blocks Project Uses a Dynamic Shape Display to Build Structures

MIT is working on a “dynamic shape display” technology through its new Kinetic Blocks project that basically utilizes pin “pixels” to build simple structures out of blocks. Kinetic Blocks works in association with a Microsoft…

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Free Electric Bicycles: Pedal 1 Hour, Power a Home for 24 Hours

Electricity: The Great Equalizer The creator of 5-Hour Energy drinks, Manoj Bhargava, with a net worth estimated at more than $4 billion, has just announced he will donate 10,000 free electric bicycles invented by his…

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Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

World-renowned architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) is known for designing iconic skyscrapers such as the Willis Tower (formerly the Sears Tower) in Chicago and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The American architecture firm…

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Reloading the World’s Largest Combat Jet Gun Takes Multiple USAF Members

It’s pretty simple to reload a shotgun or a pistol because, well, you can do it yourself to be frank. The same cannot be said about the world’s largest combat jet gun that literally takes…

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String Theory: Reconciling Two Theories of the Universe

The idea of string theory has been around for decades and was first proposed by Werner Heisenberg in 1943. Since then, the theory has gone through a number of incarnations: S-Matrix (1940s – 1950s), Regge…

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New Sport of River Surfing is All the Rage, Spawning New Inland “Surf Towns”

Many have seen wave-making technology on cruise ships or at adventure parks that allow surfers to continuously ride waves. But while this is exciting for some, other more adventurous souls are spending time on surfboards “river surfing,”…

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Record-Breaking Ion Space Drive Could Power Round-Trip to Mars on a Single Tank of Fuel

An ion engine recently smashed the fuel efficiency records of NASA. A Ph.D. student from the University of Sydney has developed a new type of ion space drive – a kind of a rocket – that…

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Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

Achieving Maximum Aesthetic Impact Frank Gehry’s architecture is well known for its complex curves and waves that were once considered too complex or radical for building structures, primarily because of the expense. But Gehry began…

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New Boeing Video Introduces Microlattice, The Lightest Metal Ever

Boeing has released a video highlighting microlattice, which they say is the lightest metal ever made. From the YouTube description: At 99.99% air, it’s light enough to balance on top of a dandelion, while its structure…

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2015 Tokyo Motor Show: New Futuristic Toyota Hydrogen Concept Car

Making Automobiles an Integral Part of the New Energy Infrastructure In coming decades, hydrogen-powered cars seem destined to become as common as gas-powered cars. Chances are Toyota hydrogen cars will be crowd pleasers as so…

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Engineering

MIT’s Kinetic Blocks Project Uses a Dynamic Shape Display to Build Structures

Free Electric Bicycles: Pedal 1 Hour, Power a Home for 24 Hours

Revolutionary 3D Printed Building Powered by 3D Printed Car

Reloading the World’s Largest Combat Jet Gun Takes Multiple USAF Members

String Theory: Reconciling Two Theories of the Universe

New Sport of River Surfing is All the Rage, Spawning New Inland “Surf Towns”

Record-Breaking Ion Space Drive Could Power Round-Trip to Mars on a Single Tank of Fuel

Gehry: Using Aerospace Software to Design & Build the Unbuildable

New Boeing Video Introduces Microlattice, The Lightest Metal Ever

2015 Tokyo Motor Show: New Futuristic Toyota Hydrogen Concept Car

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